Salah Mejri Re-Signs with Mavericks After DeAndre Jordan Contract
The Dallas Mavericks are bringing backup center Salah Mejri back next season after he re-signed with the team Sunday.
Mejri's representatives at Priority Sports announced his new deal.
Per Marc Stein of the New York Times, Mejri's deal is for one year and the league minimum salary. The 32-year-old briefly played with Real Madrid in 2015 at the same time as Luka Doncic, who will now be his teammate in Dallas.
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The league minimum for a player with three years of experience is $1,567,007, per Hoops Rumors.
Mejri's signing comes after the Mavs reached a verbal agreement with DeAndre Jordan on a one-year, $24.1 million deal at the start of free agency, per Stein.
In 168 games with the Mavs over the past three seasons, Mejri averaged 3.3 points and four rebounds per contest. He will likely serve as Jordan's primary backup when the 2018-19 season begins.
